La siembra de luna: una práctica de cuidado socioemocional del colectivo diosa Tierra-Sangre Viva. Círculo sagrado y fuente de poder

Abstract

This monographic study analyses how Lunar Gardening constitutes a socioemotional care practice for the menstruating body of the representatives of the collective Diosa Tierra-Sangre Viva: Círculo Sagrado y Fuente de Poder, contributing to human development and social and emotional education. The study is grounded in the conceptual category of the colonizad menstruating body and is guided by the question: how does Lunar Gardening functions as a socioemotional care practice? A qualitative methodology was employed, based on Participatory Action Research (PAR), articulated with an ethnographic perspective for the participants and an autobiographical approach for the researcher, drawing on the narratives of six representatives of the collective. The systematization of experiences was carried out through an analytical spiral approach, which fostered an understanding of the transgression and transformation of the colonized menstruating body into the Sangretierra body. The findings show that Lunar Gardening emerges as a spiritual and mystical movement of the feminine that, through collective encounters, resignifies menstruation as a sacred socioemotional care practice, strengthening the construction of sensitive subjects and citizenships within socio-affective processes.